RALEIGH – The N.C. Department of Transportation wants the public to help influence the future of transportation in North Carolina. From now until Nov. 30, residents can participate in an online survey and leave comments […]
Courtesy photo Artful creations are being created by Laurinburgs’ own pine cone artist, Carrie Anderson, who creates animals all from pine cones. https://www.laurinburgexchange.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/web1_Cones.jpg
Break-in LAUREL HILL — A resident of Malloy Avenue reported to the sheriff’s office Tuesday that someone had pried open the rear door and bathroom window causing $2,450 of damage. Nothing was reported missing. LAURINBURG […]
LAURINBURG — For months, residents here have been hearing about all the plans by the ‘Tis the Season group for the upcoming holiday season. Any day now, they will begin to see those plans taking […]
Photo courtesy of Terry Parker W. Curt Vincent, left, editor of The Laurinburg Exchange, stands with American Legion Post 50 Commander Jimmy Bennett. Vincent was the guest speaker on Wednesday for Post 50’s monthly meeting, […]
LAURINBURG — The first day of One-Stop Early Voting brought out several hundred people Wednesday, but falls short from the 2014 election numbers. One-Stop kicked off with 559 Scotland County voters coming out to cast […]
LAURINBURG — State Rep. Garland Pierce (N.C. District 48) wants to raise the minimum wage to $15 — for everyone. North Carolina was recently grouped with 16 other states for having the weakest equal pay […]
When God called Abram to go to a country He would show him, the call came with God’s promise that in Abram “all families of the earth” would be blessed. Abram and Sarai had no […]
It was this week more than 75 years ago that one of the most harrowing personal dramas of the Second World War played itself out on a watery stage in the Central Pacific Ocean. Carrying […]
This morning church, good things happen when you’re in the right place at the right time. Call it luck if you want, but I call it divine appointment when, at the right season, God places […]
GASTONIA — Legislators and policy advocates debated Tuesday in Gastonia over a proposed constitutional amendment which would lower the cap on state income tax rates from 10 to 7 percent. The personal income tax now […]
RALEIGH – United States Attorney Robert J. Higdon Jr., announced that Chief United States District Judge Terrence W. Boyle committed Kelly Gerald Crosby, 35, to the custody of the Attorney General as a sexually dangerous […]
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